ONE Championship

Phetjeeja Aims For Two-Sport Glory Against Allycia Hellen Rodrigues

By LockerRoom Team February 2, 2026

ONE Championship has set a champion vs champion showdown for ONE Fight Night 41 on March 14 at Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand.

ONE Women’s Atomweight Muay Thai World Champion Allycia Hellen Rodrigues will defend her title against ONE Women’s Atomweight Kickboxing World Champion Phetjeeja.

The main event pits the Brazilian titleholder's perfect Muay Thai reign against the Thai sensation's ambition to become a two-sport ONE World Champion in an all-striker clash that could reshape the atomweight landscape.

Rodrigues has been flawless in Muay Thai competition since 2020. The Phuket Fight Club representative announced her arrival by capturing the title from Thai megastar Stamp Fairtex in her promotional debut, immediately establishing herself as the division's premier force.

Four successful title defenses followed against Janet Todd, Cristina Morales, Marie McManamon, and Johanna Persson, building a 5-1 promotional record highlighted by recent consecutive knockout victories that demonstrate the Brazilian is performing at her peak.

The challenger brings equally impressive credentials. Phetjeeja, 24, has compiled a perfect 8-0 promotional record while amassing an extraordinary 210-6 career mark that reflects more than a decade of elite-level competition.

The Thai star from Team Mehdi Zatout captured interim kickboxing gold by defeating the legendary Anissa Meksen before unifying the title through a decision over Janet Todd. A successful defense against Japanese challenger Kana Morimoto solidified her kickboxing reign.

Phetjeeja's most recent performance saw her return to Muay Thai after focusing on kickboxing, delivering a first-round TKO of Polish contender Martyna Dominczak that proved her skills under Muay Thai rules remain elite despite competing in kickboxing recently.

Rodrigues faces her toughest challenger to date. While the Brazilian has conquered every Muay Thai opponent presented, Phetjeeja represents a different level of challenge with her championship pedigree across disciplines and experience accumulated through more than 210 professional fights.